The phrase "sincerely talk" is not correct.
"Sincerely" is an adverb, while "talk" is a verb, so the phrase does not make sense. You can use the phrase "sincerely speak" instead. For example, "John sincerely spoke about his struggles during his illness."
Obama should also seek Xi's support for a policy requiring that Pyongyang sincerely talk with Seoul, where the new government of President Park Geun-hye stands ready to engage in negotiations with the North to provide humanitarian aid and develop mutual confidence.
So for example I say "sick" a lot and very sincerely talk about how many Twitter followers I have.
Guests like New York Times critic Jori Finkel and gallerist Michelle Papillion sincerely talk about the frustrations of the art world and the disillusionment that can ensue, allowing the awkward hosting of Ellison to wash over them in the best ways possible.
Sincerely, Talking Loudly Inside Trump Towers Dear Donald, Thank you for writing.
But neither side seems to be ready to talk sincerely, or to listen.
Now Page and Brin fly around in a customized Boeing 767 and talk sincerely about green computing, even as the free streamings of everyone's home video clips on YouTube burn through mountaintops of coal.
What it sounds like when actors talk sincerely about "their craft".
We need to talk sincerely and transparently about what we are going to do on the international negotiations".
It was at that moment, when we realized that we were both being manipulated by certain circles, that we could talk sincerely.
Those fragmented conversations that couldn't sustain an argument are every Facebook thread and Gmail chat conversation I've had today, every time I've stood in a group and watched my friends at a bar out-witty-banter each other in avoiding real political discussion, knowing we'd be as awkward to watch as these actors when they begin to talk sincerely about changing the world.
It's telling that in the Sports Illustrated essay, LeBron was the one talking, sincerely, about the kids of Northeast Ohio.
